WELCOME TO Masquerade OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE’S Ball · Unmasking the Masquerade Tonight, we get to...

W E L C O M E T O O U R L A D Y O F G U A D A L U P E ’ S

Masquerade Ball

Saturday, March 2, 2019 Walmesley Center

Our Lady of Guadalupe School

5:30 pmRegistration & Doors Open

5:30 - 6:30 pmComplimentary Glass of Bubbly (available until 6:30 pm)

Appetizers sponsored by Gourmando

5:30 pmPurchase your Enter-to-Win tickets Silent auctions open for bidding Enjoy swanky sounds by DJ Noe

6:15 pmFirst Silent Auction Venetian closes

6:30 pmSecond Silent Auction Murano closes

6:45 pmPlease take your dinner seats

7:00 pmDinner Served

Welcome and Thank You Tuition Drawing

Best-of-Live Drawing Live Auction Begins

Dessert Dash (After Live Item #22)

Dancing with DJ Noe to follow live auction until 11 pm!

Evening Program

Unmasking the Masquerade

Tonight, we get to have a bit of fun, hiding behind our masks and en-joying the company of friends and neighbors, while possibly holding a little intrigue! We get to live in our imaginations just a bit, and possibly try on a new role. Here at OLG, we strive to hold a place of wonder for our students, to try new things, and to find our role in life. At times we find ourselves simply “playing a part” for peers, for teachers, or even with parents. But Christ calls us to authenticity. Our fabulous teachers and staff help students grow in the light of Christ by serving one another while discovering ourselves and our place in the world. Our “Raise the Paddle” fund-a-need focuses on the authentic: refreshing our science curriculum to help us know our world a little better. From Pope Francis (a scientist himself), to our fabulous teaching staff, we are committed to finding our authentic role in the world.

You can help tonight with your presence and support this evening!

We have had many amazing OLG families enacting their roles in putting this evening together. Allow me to unmask a few humble folks who might prefer to stay incognito:

Special thanks goes to Sandra Watson and her amazing volunteer team. They worked many hours to put this evening together; without their collective contribution, this event wouldn’t have the life and energy you see here tonight. As you discover them behind their masks tonight, give them a special thank you!

Over the past two years we’ve also been blessed with the hard work and guidance of Kat Cirar from The Extra Ingredient. She’s helped bring our auction back on our campus with expertise and inspiration. Thank you!

Thank you for your investment this evening. You are OLG and you continually strengthen our Guadalupe community with your actions ... for that we are ever so grateful!

With Gratitude,

Fr. Jack Walmesley, Pastor Anton Kramer, Principal

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Take advantage of our new All-Inclusive Drink Wristband! This allows the wristband wearer unlimited wine by the

glass, beer and well drinks for the entire event. Please see price information below.

Drink tickets will also be available tonight with your bid number. Each drink ticket is $4. Beer and wine require

one ticket; well drinks require two tickets.

Cocktail of the Night:We’re kicking off the evening with elegance – a “Glass of Bubbly”

AUCTION TICKET TIERS$80 ticket purchase

Includes: Complementary Glass of Bubbly upon entry and one drink ticket per person.

$100 ticket purchase Includes: Complementary Glass of Bubbly and two drink

tickets per person. This ticket price helps to cover the cost for a teacher to attend.

$40 All-Inclusive Drink WristbandIncludes:

Each wristband wearer is allowed unlimited glasses of wine, beer and well drinks.

**Excludes bottles of wine**Drinks are only for the wristband holder.

Please be respectful and request one drink at a time per wristband.

Drink Tickets

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BEST OF LIVE It’s back by popular demand! BEST OF LIVE!

One lucky winner gets to choose one item from the LIVE auction list of 30 great offerings!

Each chance sold for only $100.

50 tickets/chances must be sold by 6:30pm, so don’t be late!

Drawing occurs at the beginning of the Live Auction.

Must be present to win.

$1,500 TUITION CREDIT Be the lucky winner of a $1,500 tuition credit!

Offset tuition for your student or split between two students.

Tickets for this raffle are on sale from 5:30 - 6:30pm only so don’t be late!

Each chance sold for only $100

Drawing occurs at the beginning of the Live Auction.

Must be present to win.

Two stellar reasons to be one of the first in the door!

Raffles

Appetizers during silent auction donated by Gourmando

Salad Local greens, cucumber, carrots,

tomato and shaved red onion with vinaigrette Fresh herb rolls with butter

Family-Style Entrée Half Roasted Chicken with natural jus (GF)

Seasonal roasted vegetablesCreamy Parmesan Pasta

Vegan Option Bruschetta stuffed Portobello

Decadent Dessert DashBid cards are on your table.

Win one of the delicious desserts to share with your table and friends!

Visit the Pura Vida Coffee Station

Menu

Teamwork makes your DESSERT DREAMS work! Your table is your TEAM.

The highest-bidding team gets first choice of desserts from the Dessert Dash table.

Second-highest bidder gets second choice, etc.

Cruise the dessert buffet during the silent auction and choose your favorites.

Collaborate with your team and decide which dessert sound best!

InstructionsWhile seated for dinner, place your bid number

and the amount you want to individually contribute on the bid card located on your table.

The table with the highest collective bid will get to pick out its dessert first. Lowest bid,

well...you get what is left!

The auctioneer will announce each table from highest to lowest during the Live Auction.

Dessert Dash

NuFlour Bakery (GF) • Cupcake Royale LuLucakes (GF/Vegan) • A La Mode Pies

Thank you to the following businesses as well as OLG parisioners and familes for their generous donations:

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I love my OLG family and am delighted to support our school through the auction program. I found a church "home" when I joined the parish and am most grateful to be part of such a welcoming, loving, gener-ous community. It is an added blessing to serve the community by sharing my passion and expertise in the real estate world. Whether you are buying or selling a home, I would be honored to help you.

Gayle SammonsJohn L. Scott | West [email protected] 206.658.7374

Auction Chairs Sandra Watson and Kat Cirar

Procurement Team Chairs: Saragh Lamb and Dan Campbell

Committee: Julie Marre, Alder Kuhn, Sandra Watson, Samm Depue, Monica Dirks, Amanda McAllister

Class Projects Chair Steph Huske

Classroom Project Chairs by Grade: Aileen Ramos (Preschool), Kaylin Brady (Pre-K), Patrick Lamb (K), Kaye

Jacobs (1st), Monica Dirks and Dana Elsner (2nd), Lisa Booth, Laura Ross and Joe Ross (3rd), Alder Kuhn (4th), Cynthia Granada (5th), Johanna

Rundquist (6th), Christi Meats (7th), Gretchen Hill (8th)

Graphic Design/Printing Chair Susie Perry

Ralph Hill-Connect Printing

Mailing Chair Samm Depue

Cashiering/Finance Rachelle Snyder

Inventory/Family Donations Julie Marre and Alder Kuhn

Online Auction/Website Andy and Laurie Robbins

Laurel Audino and Leslie Rathbun

Silent Auction Display and Set Up

Cynthia Granada

Reservations/Registration Laurie Robbins

Dessert Dash Chair Jori McChesney

Decorations Chair Fabi Prechtel

Community Relations Christa and Brian Callanan

Communications Chair Sandra Watson and Laura Wong

Volunteer Coordinator Christina Long

Bank Chair Ariel Pidlaoan

Thank you so much to all of the volunteers who help to make this night a success!

AUCTIONEER DAVE RYCKMANWe are pleased to have Professional Licensed Auctioneer Dave Ryck-man with us for his second OLG Auction and Gala. Dave has partnered with Stokes Auction Group, Inc. since 1993. Upon graduation from the Western College of Auctioneering, Dave was awarded the “ABC Award” by his classmates for his “attitude, bid calling, and conduct”. Dave enjoys spending time with his wife Chrissy and their two daughters. He is actively involved in the PTA, including organizing the school’s annual fundraising auction. We are honored to have him serve as our auctioneer for the 2018 Masquerade Auction and Gala.

EMCEE BRIAN CALLANAN We are so excited to have one our very own EMCEE this event! Brian Callanan is the host of the Seattle Channel’s award-winning pubic affairs programs: City Inside/Out, City Inside/Out Council Edition and Ask the Mayor. Brain has more than a decade of on-air news experience in the Seattle Market. He started working for Q13 FOX News in April 2000, and left as the longest-tenured reporter on staff. He’s an Emmy nominee many times over, and won an Emmy for Sports Reporting in 1998.

Brian is a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley, enjoys baseball, triathlons, and playing sax and singing with his band, Civilized Animal. Brain lives with his wife, Christa and their two daughters, one a current OLG student, the other an alumni!

STOKES AUCTION GROUPStokes Auction Group is back once again, helping us coordinate our fabu-lous evening. The success of our event is due to their attention to detail and commitment to our school. A heartfelt thank you to Cynthia McDonnell and the wonderful people at Stokes Auction Group for going above and beyond for Our Lady of Guadalupe.

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We continue to recognize, support and thank our Pastor, Principal, teachers, and staff of Our Lady of Guadalupe School and Parish. We are so fortunate to

have each and every one play an important role in our children’s lives.

Early Learning Center Director . . . . . . . Janet McClelland

Preschool Teacher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heidi Coy

Preschool Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Josefa Lindholm

Preschool Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lauren Zemke

Pre-K Teacher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Emily Mitchell

Pre-K Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeanine Morley

Kindergarten . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Loretta Kramer

Kindergarten Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kathleen Everett

Grade 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rita Gazewood

Grade 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rachel Hoch & Barbara Zbaracki

Grade 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kysa Sedivy

Grade 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Catherine Wilson

Grade 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Casey Loose

Grade 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sarah Nadalin

Grade 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lauren Hobbs

Grade 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JC Santos

Math Specialist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Allie Savio

Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nat Herridge

PE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Debbie Powell

Band . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frances McKamey

Spanish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Brodahl

Library/Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beth Summerville

School & Parish Staff


Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ann Sager

Middle School Choir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jessica Milanese

Counselor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heidi Ehrenberg

AFT/Math Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bridget Lawler

Instructional Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heather Owens

Instructional Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lucy Faillos

EDC Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kimmy Fulton

EDC Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alexis Tobar & Amari Hill

EDC/Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Laura Wong

Principal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anton Kramer

Administrative Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . Shelley Bradley

Development/Marketing . . . . . . . . . . . . Carrie Morrissey

Pastor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fr. Jack Walmesley

Pastoral Associate for Admin. . . . . . . . . Pete Shepherd

Pastoral Associate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Helen Oesterle

Parish Admin Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peggy Behnken

Pastoral Care Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . Marion Kari

Outreach Pastoral Assoc.. . . . . . . . . . . . Jennifer Ibach

Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sal Pagan

Bookkeeper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gail Neudorfer

Safe Environment Coordinator . . . . . . . Sandy Plummer

Doors open at 5:30 p.m. to give bidders an opportunity to view all items prior to bidding.

Upon entry, each guest is given a bid card at registration. (Couples will each receive a card, but will have the same bid number.) A bid acknowledged by the auctioneer is a legal contract to purchase the item. In the Silent Auction, designation of the bid you have written by the silent auc-tion official as the top bid is a legal contract to purchase that silent auction item.

Auction items will be awarded to one purchaser only. Though you may be “sharing” or “going-in” on an item, the top bid amount of an auction item cannot be split among bidders who may have agreed to pay a portion of the top bid amount.

All sales are final, and there will be no exchanges or refunds on items unless otherwise noted.

The purchaser assumes the responsibility to locate and remove purchases from the auction site. All items must be removed from the auction site the night of the auction unless other arrangements have been made.

Reservations for trips and vacation accommodations must be mutually arranged with the donor unless otherwise noted. Please check all certificates for expiration dates or restrictions.

SILENT AUCTIONAll silent auction items have a bid sheet placed near the item. To bid on an item, write your bid number legibly in the column. Illegible bid numbers will be rejected. The opening bid and subsequent minimum bid raises are

General Rules


predetermined. Other than “Purchase Guaranteed” items, all other items may be bid on until tables are officially closed.

LIVE AUCTIONLive items are available to view prior to the start of the live auction. Please note restrictions and/or limitations. To bid in the Live Auction, hold your bid card up high with the number towards the auctioneer.

PAYMENT“q-Check” - Simply present your credit card when you arrive and register. You will sign the form, be given a bid number, and this is all you need for the evening! The number can be used for purchasing drinks at the bar, chances in the Enter-to-Win and all of our auction items. If you make no purchases, your original credit card form will be shredded. Payments for items may also be made in cash or by check and can be made at the cashier anytime during the evening. A “paid” receipt must be presented to remove all items.

Your payments that exceed the value of the item are tax deductible as a charitable contribution only to the extent allowable by law. OLG is a 501-C Organization.

LIABILITY STATEMENTThe OLG Auction Committee has attempted to correctly describe and catalog all items, but all items are offered, “as is.” The auction committee and OLG neither warrant nor represent the correctness of the description, genuine-ness, authorship, or condition of the property. No statement contained within this catalog or made orally at the sale or elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty or assumption of liability. The donor represents estimated values.

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510 Barre, Bubbles and Brunch #BBBPerfect for a Mom’s morning away – enjoy a great workout followed by drinking and brunching!

Barre 3 in West Seattle will host a morning class that will allow us to get our groove on and get a great workout. This is the perfect workout whether you are an everyday gym fanatic or only make it occasionally to the gym! There will be a “mom-osa” waiting outside when you finish class. Afterwards you will head over to Mission for a fantastic brunch included in your “buy a spot”!

Value: $50 per person. 25 person maximum Donors: The Lamb Family & Procurement Team

511 Private Party at Arbor Heights Swim and Tennis ClubWe are renting out Arbor Heights Swim and Tennis Club for a two-hour private pool party for OLG families. Pack your swimsuits and towels and join us for a great time. We will provide snacks and bever-ages for this event.

The party will be held the first or last day of school. This date will be confirmed when the pool opens end of May 2019. Swimmers must pass a swim test with a lifeguard before heading into the deep end. Kids must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, this is not a drop-off party.

Value: $15 per person Donors: Todd & Alder Kuhn and Josh & Rachelle Snyder

Buy a Spot Buy a Spot512 Pushups, Pizza and Beer-the Ultimate Dads

Night Out!We will start over at Project 968, an awesome local gym near the Junction to get a quick workout in to justify the pizza and beer that will follow. After the workout, you will walk – or crawl – up to Supreme pizza for some slices and pitchers of beer.

Pizza, two pitchers of beer and workout included in your buy a spot.

Value: $40 per person. 15 person maximum. Donors: The Lamb Family & Procurement Team


513 Callanan Cocktail Challenge 201Dust off those cocktail shakers and show us your best “craft cocktail” at the 2019 Callanan Cocktail Challenge (C3 2019)! In what’s always a fun and competitive event, you’ll bring ingredients to prepare your cocktail for three guest judges-enough for 12 drinks total, if you’re lucky enough to move ahead in the brackets. The winner will be crowned with the title of C3 Champ! Yes, there will be prizes! Yes, there will be heavy apps! Yes, there will be fun and frivolity! Open to eight teams (teams can con-sist of up to two people).

Value: $40 per person Donors: Christa & Brian Callanan

514 An Evening of Dance and Drinks!Host Nikki Womac…fun-filled, one-hour dance class of your liking! Maybe it’s Hip Hop or another style of dance. This adults-only class will include delicious drinks and three hours of fun!

Class held at the OLG Gym – let’s fill it up!

Value: $30 per person Donor: Nikki Womac

Buy a Spot


Science for the Next GenerationThis evening we unmask our aging science kits. You have

the opportunity to propel our curriculum into the future on this starry evening! Our teachers are very aware of

classroom needs in our science curriculum and what it takes to update our programs. Now we turn to you. Your “Raise the Paddle” tonight will provide new, updated teaching

materials for all students to learn next generation science skills. In addition funds raised tonight will provide the

training for staff to teach next generation skills of collaboration and scientific thinking. In this day and age,

we don’t just memorize science facts, we are science practitioners in all aspects of STEM! Our students code computers, run experiments, and practice the scientific

process in their study of the environment, biology, chemistry, and physics. Our teachers are currently working with dated materials to teach these forward-thinking skills.

Help us unveil the wonders of the world through an updated science curriculum!

Target: $20,000

Fund a Need


1 Rainier Golf & Country Club VIP Gift CardsTwo Rainier Golf & Country Club VIP gift cards. Each gift card includes a round of golf for two with a cart.

Value: $550Donor: The Stoll Family

2 Fourth-Grade Class Project: Starburst Driftwood Mirror! A starburst driftwood mirror created by the fourth grade class, along with some exciting beach favorites.

Value: Priceless Donor: OLG Fourth Grade Students

3 Authentic South American/Uruguay Dinner AsadoEnjoy an authentic Uruguayan Asado for 10 adults! Food prepared by an Uraguayan born grill master (and Kindergarten soccer coach) Gustavo Penengo. Enjoy Uruguayan wine, empanadas and Chori Pan to start the night. Then dig into short ribs, skirt steak, tomatoes with oregano/basil, arugula salad and sweet potatoes. End the evening with decedent flan and crepes with dulce de leche. Meal served at Casa Penengo, a modern home built in 2018 with unobstructed views west. Sunglasses encouraged.

Value: $1000Donor: The Penengo Family

4 Preschool Class Project: Journey of the Fry!Painting “Journey of the Fry” baby salmon, made from the printed handprints of the students, begin their journeys from the rivers where they were born back to the ocean. These fish symbolize the preschool students, who are recognizing their own independence and beginning their own journey in life. This painting is also a perfect reflection of new beginnings – a new preschool program and new school.

Value: Priceless Donor: OLG Preschool Students

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5 Principal for the Day One lucky student will be principal for the day of the 2019 Talent Show. Principal duties include act-ing as a guest emcee at the Talent Show, having lunch with Mr. Kramer and choosing the theme of the day – with Mr. Kramer’s guidance of course!

Value: An OLG Classic Donor: Anton Kramer

6 Four Tickets and Backstage Passes to Mateo Messina Concert, Benaroya HallThis will be one of the most fun and unique perfor-mances you’ll see all year! Every November OLG Alum Mateo Messina puts on an original symphony but it is no sedate affair...think audience sing-alongs, dancers, occasional famous collaborations (Heart, Alice in Chains, Ben Folds have performed). You are invited to join OLG alum and Grammy-Award-winning composer Mateo Messina as he performs at Benaroya Hall. His signature sound can be found on many of today’s Oscar-winning movies and independent film hits. Always unique, never boring, tons of fun. This high-energy, one-of-a-kind show plays to packed audiences every year! This is not your average symphony! Enjoy four tickets plus backstage passes.

Value: $350Donor: Mateo Messina

7 8th Grade Class Project: Watercolor Painting on Canvas 1 Corinthians 16:14: “Let all that you do be done in love.” 36” x 24” watercolor painting on stretched cotton canvas.

Value: Priceless Donor: OLG Eighth Grade Students

8 Pre-K Class Project: Table Lamp and Story Books! Building on the theme of “Growing in the Light of Christ,” this table lamp features favorite story books from the Pre-K class, demonstrating their growing reading and comprehension skills through the year. The shade features a fanciful polka dot design, created from the fingerprints of each of the students.

Value: Priceless Donor: OLG Pre-K Students

9 Four Nights in White Salmon, WashingtonEnjoy four nights at the historic home in White Salmon, Washington. Central to outdoor sports, Mount Adams and Mount Hood national forests, on Columbia River Gorge view property. Modern amenities included. This home sleeps nine. Cleaning fee waived.

See Vacasa.com property 18942 for images.

Value: $1,600Donor: The Hill Family

6/26-6/30/19 (Dates can be negotiated – excludes long holiday weekends)



10 Third-Grade Class Project: Backyard Farm! The third-grade class is going to help one OLG family become backyard farmers! The lucky winner will be receiving chickens that were hatched from eggs they incubated in the classroom, and the new chickens will come with a chicken coop designed by the students and built by the parents.

Value: Priceless Donor: OLG Third Grade Students

11 Christmas Mass Parking and PewOne front and center pew is reserved for you at this standing-room-only Mass! Includes one reserved parking space in the lot next to the church.

Value: An OLG Classic Donor: OLG Parish

12 VIP Las Vegas and Top Golf Weekend A weekend getaway for four adults! Two rooms at the MGM Grand, two occupants per room. Enjoy Top Golf for the group, complete with a $250 credit to use for food and drink while you play. Top it all off with four show tickets at the MGM, your choice.

Value: $2,500Donor: WestRiver Capital via Kat Cirar

13 Seventh-Grade Class Project: Kitchen Basket and Cookbook!Cook your hearts out with the seventh grade’s collection of unique kitchen gadgets and items, a cooking class gift certificate, and the main dish: a cookbook with their favorite recipes!

Value: Priceless Donor: OLG Seventh Grade Students

14 OLG Parking Space for the Year You’ll never have to circle the lot to find a spot again because your reserved spot will be waiting for you! North or south lot between September 1, 2019 and August 31, 2020.

Value: An OLG Classic Donor: OLG School & Parish



7745 1ST AVE S | SEATTLE, WA 98108 | PH. 206-441-7909

We are a General Construction Equipment Rental Company serving the

Greater Puget Sound Region.

15 Sail into the Sunset with Ann Sager Enjoy an afternoon or evening sail for up to six adults with Captain Kris Barker and crew/galley wench Ann Sager. You will delight in drinks and appetizers aboard their 41-foot Beneteau sailboat, Cadenza. Potential bonus: a ukulele serenade!

Sail from Shilshole Marina between June and September 2019; date to be mutually agreed upon. Four hour adventure; light assistance at the helm may be requested.

Value $500 Donor: Kris Barker & Ann Sager, OLG School

16 Sixth Grade Class Project: Glass Mosiac Windows! The sixth grade class created glass mosaics on up-cycled divided light windows creating colorful trans-lucent hangings for inside or outside your home.

Value: PricelessDonor: OLG Sixth Grade Students

17 Soak up the Sun in Todos Santos, Mexico! Vista Ballena, a 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath home, located on the north side of Todos Santos close to La Pastora Surf Beach. This homespun vacation home is an hour north of Cabo San Lucas. Experience the salt water pool, solar warmed Jacuzzi, direct access to the beach and stunning sunsets. You’ll love the views, the ambiance, and the location. Vista Ballena is perfect for couples, business travelers, families and big groups. The home allows for separate living space and a large common space for everyone to get together and enjoy a meal or relax. Enjoy a spa-cious living room, dining area and full kitchen. Two bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms. Vista Bellena boasts spacious deck space with direct access to the beach for stunning views and walks. Enjoy your own private pool, with hardly a passer by, on one of the many lounge chairs while sipping a margarita, or two! The second-floor deck area has a Jacuzzi tub for soaking where you can enjoy the spectacular sunsets of the Pacific Ocean. Simply close the Ha-cienda doors and experience your private getaway from it all. Pack your suitcases and get your family and friends together for a most memorable trip!

Value: $3000Donor: Robert and Kathleen Dannehold


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18 Spanish Dinner for Six with Anton KramerAnton Kramer, Principal of Our Lady of Guadalupe School, will host six people in Dan and Laura Vornbrock’s West Seattle home for an authentic Spanish dinner, prepared by native Spaniard accomplished chefs Fabiola and Stephan Prechtel. Using the freshest ingredients and paired with the finest wines, you will have an exquisite evening of good company, and amazing stories. It’s a culinary excursion not to be missed! Possible sunset on the beach to follow! Mutually agreeable date during the summer months of 2019.

Value: $800Donors: Dan & Laura Vornbrock and Fabi & Stephan Prechtel

19 Kindergarten Class Project: OLG Collage Art Artistic collage combining memorable scenes of the OLG campus, including the kindergartener’s favorite spots. This is a large hanging piece of art.

Value Priceless Donor: OLG Kindergarten Students

20. Take Me Out to the Ballgame with Tom Hutyler and Hall-of-Famer Carlton Fisk-Signed BallEnjoy a unique night at T-Mobile Field with the PA voice of the Seattle Mariners, Tom Hutyler! You’ll receive two Mariners game tickets in section 127, right behind home plate, plus a pre-game visit to the announcer’s booth with Tom. See what goes on behind the scenes! *No games against the Red Sox, Cubs, Yankees, or Cardinals.

Value $350Donor: Tom Hutyler

Live Auction Live Auction21 Log Cabin Family Mountain Retreat,

Easton, Washington Enjoy three days and two nights at this beautiful three-level log home located on five acres along Silver Creek in Easton, WA. The cabin sleeps 10 and offers lots of room to roam and play. Just 20 miles over Snoqualmie Pass, a 75-minute drive from West Seattle. Enjoy hiking and relaxation, three golf courses, horseback riding and fishing all nearby. Available weekends 3/1 thru 5/18 and 9/9 thru 12/15, and weekdays all year. Good for one year from the 2019 auction date.

Value: $400Donor: Michael & Yvette Messina

22 Painting by Ms. HeidiLandscape acrylic painting by Heidi Ehrenberg. A 36 x 44-inch acrylic-on-canvas landscape painting.

Value: $2,000 Donor: Heidi Ehrenberg

23 Fifth-Grade Class Project: Pop Art Portraits The fifth grade is proud to share their pop art portraits, inspired by Roy Lichtenstein.

Value: Priceless Donor: OLG Fifth Grade Students

24 Seattle Sounders Club Level Seats and Signed Soccer BallFour tickets to watch our beloved Seattle Sounders from Club Level Seats near midfield. You will also receive a jer-sey and an official Sounders ball signed by the Sounder’s coach and some players. The season is just beginning so you have lots of games to choose from! (Excludes Portland, Vancouver and Playoff matches.)

Value: $500Donor: Dan & Robyn Campbell


Live Auction Live Auction25 Two Nights at Sun Mountain Lodge and Day

Spa Package A weekend at the all seasons resort, nestled in the North Cascades. Pack your new luggage and enjoy breathtaking views over two nights in a Fireplace Room. Pamper yourself with a Day Spa Package certificate of $125.

Value: $1,085 Donor: The O’Keefe Family and luggage by the Del Rosario family

26 First-Grade Project: Dale Chihuly-Inspired “Glass” Sculptures Each first grader created a “glass” sculpture, which were then combined to create a Chihuly-inspired illuminated framed piece of art.

Value: PricelessDonor: OLG First Grade Students

27 Virtual Sports Laser Tag for 20 Gear up for family fun! This package includes laser tag for 20 people, six large Seattle Wood Fired pizzas, water and two reserved tables. *Suggested age: 8 to adult.

Value: $725Donor: The Lamb Family

28 Second-Grade Project: Seattle Landmarks Framed Art Our framed art is composed of contrast paintings of notable Seattle landmarks chosen, drawn and painted by each second-grade student.

Value: Priceless Donor: OLG Second Grade Students

29 Hood Canal Beach CabinClams, Oysters and Olympic National Park!

Spend three nights in this newly remodeled beach-front cabin. Sleeps eight with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a loft. Fully equipped kitchen, crab pots and fishing poles on site. Lots of games, books and movies for relaxing, old-fashioned fun. Dig clams, harvest oysters and go crabbing right off the beach. The best clamming and fishing are in the fall! Book September through June.

Value: $600Donor: Carrie & Alejandro Valladares


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30 Lake Chelan Vacation HomeEnjoy this gorgeous five bedroom, 3.5 bathroom home in Chelan for a week. The home boasts a panoramic view of Lake Chelan, two master suites, a heated pool, and all the amenities you and your family will need for a fun and relaxing week in the sun.

Located across the street from Lake Chelan Gold Course and walking distance to Vin du Lac winery.

Date mutually agreed upon. May be scheduled on a non-holiday week throughout the year, including at least one available week in August, with at least six weeks notice.

Value: $2,500 Donor: Gretchen McCarthy

31 Stock Your Bar (Cart)Time to replenish the ol’ home bar after the holidays? We’ve got you covered with old standbys and new flavors.

Value: $850Donated by: OLG Parents, Friends and Local Businesses

31 Reserved Pew and Parking for OLG Eighth Grade GraduationGet a front-row seat on graduation night! Front pew reserved fro 10 people for the OLG Eighth grade graduating class of 2019.

Also includes a reserved parking spot.

Value: An OLG ClassicDonated by: OLG School

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